Anthós Issues
Vol. IV, Issue 2 // 2012 Undergraduate Research Conference Special Issue
Better Learning Though Augmented Reality: AR in the Classroom // Alex Manning, Russell Powers, Xan Pedisich
Effects of Light Limitation on Plant-Rhizobia and Plant-Mycorrhiza Interactions // Jess A. Millar
Vol. IV, Issue 1 // July 2012
Research Proposal for Study: Can Artifical Emulation of Synesthesia Aid Visual Word Recognition // Lucas Charles
Imperialistic Incentives // Katherine Jensen
Toward a Culture of Healing: Why Alternative Therapies and a Feminist Framework are Needed in the Care of Pregnant Women and the Treatment of Postpartum Mood Disorders // Angela Leonardo
Entanglement: Health, Healing and Society in Africa // Haley Noel
Jacques Ranciere's Politics of Literature, Writing and Aesthetics in the Letters of John Keats // Darcie Hart Riedner
It's Not What You Do, It's Who You Are: Adjectives as Identity-Conferrers // C. B. Rodgers
An Analysis of the Impact of Global Warming on Hurricane Activity in the United States // Jesse Senzer
Vol. III, Issue 1 // June 2011
Landslide Susceptibility in Tryon State Park, Oregon // Tracy E. Handrich
Tyranny, Marriage, and a New Market // William Holden
Embedding Parallel Computation in a Stochastic Mesh Network: A Morphogenetic Approach // Max OrHai
Review of Race and Politics: Asian Americans, Latinos, and Whites in a Los Angeles Suburb // Albert Pham
The Epistemology of Ignorance // Olaf Dana Thomas Stockly
Aphorism's Destructive Capacity Towards Logocentric Text in Friedrich Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra // Joseph van der Naald
The Femme Fatale and the Exotic Queer within Shinya Tuskamoto's Tetsuo: Gender as Narrative Tool within an Allegory for Post WWII Japan's Industrialized Identity Crisis // Nickolus Walters
Vol. II, Issue 1 // April 2010
Anticipated Effects of the U.S. Mexico City Policy on the Attainability of the Millennium Development Goals and future Development Efforts in sub-Saharan Africa // Katherine Clare Alexander
Weblogs as Autobiographical Discourse // Matt Bellinger
The Imprint of Foucault’s The Order of Things on the Works of François Jacob // Harry Newcomb
Jacob’s The Statue Within: An Autobiography vs. Jacob’s Nobel laureate statement // Lindsay Tucker
Breaking the Cycle of Big Man Rule in Africa // Corey Watson
The Venus Victorieuse and Renoir’s treatment of the Female Nude // Tess Yinger
Vol. I, Issue 1 // June 2009
The Impacts of Gentrification on the African American Business Community of Portland, Oregon // Alexandra Hosford
Cultural Responses to Climate Change in the Holocene // Richard Prentice
Tax Competition in the Film Industry // Chelsea Villareal
Congress and the ERA // Emily Yoder
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